Cal 135

. . . would be similar to this . . . [photo credits: Bill Sohne] . . . cased in steel. And preferably < 38 mm diameter.

. . . and 36.5 mm. I'd prefer as exacting an homage as possible, ok with 37 mm. I would buy one if price was < $20K out the door in addition to being aesthetically acceptable. (We have sales tax in Cali.)

Do not make a watch that looks like a Daytona Do not make a watch that looks like an offshore Put a bit more work into finishing you wonderful el primero Good that they reintroduced the cal 135…. But at what price ?? Must be possible to make it in a steel

From year 2022. A piece unique made in Niobium. Don't tell me what is Niobium, the only thin I know is that I didn't know this metal. 38 mm big, movement finished in collaboration with... Kari Voutilainen. Now it would be great to have a steel case, less

Here is one:

And a double signature to top it! Another top one I missed... Best, Nicolas

. . . like Robin's . . . . . . when GS releases a version with a black dial. (Let's provisionally call it SLBW006.) My ultimate dilemma? GS offers what I want, Omega releases a manual wind Rail, and Zenith puts out a steel cal 135 chronometer. All at the

I was looking at IWC Portuguese hand wounds like the IW5454-04 recently, but at 44mm they are large and sparse. I felt Zenith could and should produce something really great in a compact form, 'regular' dial, I read somewhere that the vision was to expand

Non Chronometer: And for the comparison, the Chronometer version. It must be my favorite vintage Zenith movement. Enjoy, Nicolas